Kill Bill: Volume One

[brockly]

you don't want to hold my hand, i just cumed into it.

[Cecil]

i love this place

[Banky]

http://www.joblo.com/index.php?id=2575

[pete]

I just started reading the reviews on rottentomatoes.com.  I guess most of these critics who review movies the night they saw them are not the best ones to begin with, but I don't know why people think the movie is a "parody."  Just because it makes references to other movies and it's funny doesn't mean it's a parody.  And these critics also are unable to name anyone really aside from Karusawa and Sergio Leone as influences, like Kill Bill really had that much to do with Karusawa.  Then I got pissed when they called the 70's kungfu movies badly filmmed.  And I think most of everyone misses the fact that it's a chixploitation-revenge movie at heart (like I Spit On Your Grave et. al.).
I know the Xixax guys here who've seen it EEz and Ghostboy aren't amongst the guilty, but I'm just venting.  Feel my pain.

[MacGuffin]

Feel my pain.

I guess we could, but the rest of us haven't seen it yet. So feel our pain.

[edison]

I just started reading the reviews on rottentomatoes.com.  I guess most of these critics who review movies the night they saw them are not the best ones to begin with, but I don't know why people think the movie is a "parody."  Just because it makes references to other movies and it's funny doesn't mean it's a parody.  And these critics also are unable to name anyone really aside from Karusawa and Sergio Leone as influences, like Kill Bill really had that much to do with Karusawa.  Then I got pissed when they called the 70's kungfu movies badly filmmed.  And I think most of everyone misses the fact that it's a chixploitation-revenge movie at heart (like I Spit On Your Grave et. al.).
I know the Xixax guys here who've seen it EEz and Ghostboy aren't amongst the guilty, but I'm just venting.  Feel my pain.

I feel ya, theres this other board where they are already ripping on this film even though not a single one of those fuckers have seen it.

[pete]

yeah EEz, you and me against the world.  Friends forever?

[MacGuffin]

Quentin Tarantino Talks Kill Bill DVDs
Source: Empire Online

Empire Online talked to director Quentin Tarantino about what he's planning for the Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 DVDs.

"I can't imagine a better movie when it comes to great DVD stuff... We'll come up with separate DVDs for Volume 1 and Volume 2 and I'll do special stuff for each of those. Then we'll come up with a real big version with them both together but I won't repeat the special stuff I put on Volume 1 and Volume 2. I'll do something whole other from that. I might even do some other little movie thing just to go on that special double feature version."

He didn't reveal any details on what that other 'little movie' might be.

[Gold Trumpet]

Its nice QT is so thoughtful. It sucks he is purposely making them both different. For those who like it, weeks of lunch money is going to be gone. They'll all be forced to buy both. Still, I hope I like the films.

~rougerum

[edison]

yeah EEz, you and me against the world.  Friends forever?

yeah, forever

[MacGuffin]

Bravo Channel's "Making Of Kill Bill" is up for viewing here.

[Ghostboy]

Goddamnit, I know I'll be spending my lunch money on all three discs. Unless the extras on the first two really blow, in which case I'll just wait for the full version. But I doubt that will be the case.

[MacGuffin]

And these critics also are unable to name anyone really aside from Karusawa and Sergio Leone as influences, like Kill Bill really had that much to do with Karusawa.

TARANTINO ON IFC:
On IFC, starting this Friday (Oct. 3rd) Quentin Tarantino is going to be introducing several classic flicks in their "Samurai Action Fest." He'll be introducing Kurosawa's YOJIMBO and SEVEN SAMURAI among others.

[cine]

CNN has an article calling this film a "girl power flick"...

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[godardian]

CNN has an article calling this film a "girl power flick"...

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A correct but myopic description. You sure get to see a lot of ass-kicking girls, but... it's also steeped in a lot of whatever else is rolling around in Tarantino's mind... Certainly, it has nowhere near the social aspect Jackie Brown had.